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Update review for 18349 #76
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Reflects reviews for updated version of the course. Previous review was outdated.
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Thanks for updates
- Would be good to add some links to
- STM-32 mc
gdb
@@ -25,11 +25,15 @@ Embedded does a good job encouraging the use of: | |||
- `git`: version control | |||
- `vim`: terminal IDE | |||
- `doxygen`: documentation | |||
- 'gdb': GNU Debugger |
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This should be in ticks for code
- 'gdb': GNU Debugger | |
- `gdb`: GNU Debugger |
- Learn how to use `git` so you and your partner don't have to merge code in person. This usually means at least understanding what branches are and making pull requests. | ||
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- Learn how to use `tmux`, at least to the point where you can have multiple tabs and windows, and save sessions | ||
- Learn to use `vim`. You'll be much more efficient when programming on your Raspberry Pi. If you program on your own computer, you'll constantly have to upload code to the Pi, which can be slow. If you work on the Pi directly, there's no need to transfer code from your laptop to the Pi. |
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Is it not the case that you guys use terminal to develop anymore? If not, what do you use now?
Reflects reviews for updated version of the course. Previous review was outdated.
Summary of Changes
Checklist:
README.md
table of contents in the root directory as links.Make sure that your contributions: